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[Lyrics] Hayate no Gotoku! Can’t Take My Eyes Off You OP [

I hope you don’t mind me taking a screenshot from the previous season, as I haven’t been watching this third season just yet. Note that the Netherlands is actually represented in that picture (and not France!). You’d probably guess it has to do with a lack of time, which is partially true. Another reason I’m not watching this series yet is because I’m aware that this season is not related to the other two seasons at all…And that the animation quality is very meager. It’s not as appealing as the original (or rather, former) animation style.

What do you think of this spin-off series?

[youtube=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aYnOLT-nyc”][Hayate no Gotoku! Can’t Take My Eyes Off You OP]
eyelis – CAN’T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU

そこで笑ってて くれないか？
soko de warattete kurenai ka
Could you please keep on smiling?

小さい頃 星の数ほど夢を見て
chiisai koro hoshi no kazu hodo yume wo mite
In my childhood, I saw a countless amount of dreams like stars in the sky.

私が望めば なんでも手に入ると思ってた
watashi ga nozomeba nandemo te ni hairu to omotteta
I imagined that I could get anything if I wished for it.

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4 thoughts on “[Lyrics] Hayate no Gotoku! Can’t Take My Eyes Off You OP [”

For the line: “watashi ga sono te tsukamu yo”
I believe I heard “nobashi da” instead of “watashi ga”, also, some of the english needs improving on, like: “In my childhood, I saw countless of dreams like stars in the sky.”
I prefer making that: “In my childhood, I saw a countless number of dreams like stars in the sky” Just has a more, englishy feel to it in my opinion

Thank you for the feedback! I immediately checked out the official lyrics — they are already online at this point — and realized that you were right, it had to be 伸ばした (nobashita). Seemingly, I also mistook kamawanai as kawaranai. I also took your advice on the English phrasing. Updated the post right away.